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I have a problem with the value of a measure not appearing in the data in a table, and only appearing in the "Total" row. As shown in the screenshot below, the value appearing in the Total row is correct; I'm left wondering why this value doesn't appear in the area enclosed by the red box:
Here's my formula for the measure:
PrevWeekRevenuesum = VAR PreviousWeek = CALCULATE(MAX(_Top200[GameWeekRowNumber])) - 1
RETURN
CALCULATE(SUMX(_Top200, _Top200[Revenue]), FILTER(_Top200, _Top200[GameWeekRowNumber] = PreviousWeek))
In this scenario, if you directly filter the table, it will take current row as context so that it can't find the row like "_Top200[GameWeekRowNumber] = PreviousWeek". To get the correct result, you should change the context into entire table using ALL().
Previous Week Revenue = var PreviousWeek=MAX(_Top200[GameWeek])-1 return CALCULATE(SUM(_Top200[Revenue]),FILTER(ALL(_Top200),_Top200[GameWeek]=PreviousWeek))
Regards,
Thanks for your reply, Simon,
I've updated my measure as you've suggested, but by enveloping my table with the ALL function, I now get a sum of the entire dataset in this location, repeated for each game title in my data..
I need to get the sum of a game's revenue from the previous week, in order to calculate a week-over-week metric.
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